Some Naval Academy midshipmen to be vaccinated at end of March
A second wave of 98 midshipmen will move to a local hotel as the academy handles a COVID-19 outbreak.
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A second wave of 98 midshipmen will move to a local hotel as the academy handles a COVID-19 outbreak.
The academy will be under a restriction of movement due to increased COVID-19 mitigation measures.
A midshipman who sued the Naval Academy superintendent and former Navy secretary to prevent his expulsion has settled his case.
A midshipman who sued the Naval Academy superintendent and former Navy secretary to prevent his expulsion has settled his case.
By HEATHER MONGILIO | The Capital, Annapolis, Md. | Published: February 13, 2021 (Tribune News Service) — A midshipman facing expulsion over tweets characterized as inappropriate may not be able to graduate in May from the Naval Academy. Midshipman First Class Chase Standage is currently facing separation from Naval Academy because of a series of approximately 40 tweets from June that the academy leadership criticized as inappropriate and, in some cases, racist. Standage, through attorney and Naval Academy alumnus Jeffrey McFadden, filed a request for a preliminary injunction, which wo...